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Old 15 September 2006, 09:15 PM
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Default the subaru is dead , long live the diesel van ;)

overheard a conversation whilst i was waiting at maccy D,s last time i was in there,

some bloke had chipped his diesel astra van and added a dump valve, apparantly by dropping it down two gears, he clould out accelerate scoobs...

didnt get to hear what the twisty performance was like, as i was nearly choking on my drink...


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by the time they are changing gear at 4000rpm Im screaming the **** past them at 8000rpm
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by the time they are changing gear at 4000rpm Im screaming the **** past them at 8000rpm

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A Dump valve on a diesel?

Err how does that work...seeing the engine always has no throttle and thus produces little or no vacuum to open it.
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A Dump valve on a diesel?

Err how does that work...seeing the engine always has no throttle and thus produces little or no vacuum to open it.
I think you,ll find turbo diesels use a recirc type dv, almost silent in operation,

saab use them to, there suposed to be better and more technically efficient thanan atmos dv, as the released charge is sent back into the system reducing lag

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Gosh, all this in Macdonald's, surprises me as I always find that the finest minds in Britain meet there to discuss science and the arts.
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Originally Posted by mart360
overheard a conversation whilst i was waiting at maccy D,s last time i was in there,

some bloke had chipped his diesel astra van and added a dump valve, apparantly by dropping it down two gears, he clould out accelerate scoobs...

didnt get to hear what the twisty performance was like, as i was nearly choking on my drink...


mart
Ah yes, amazing what a dump valve can do isn't it? Almost as good as neons for performance gains!!

BTW Doesn't matter what you drive though, there will always be a white van wanting to get past!!

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